can someone help me with coding a TI-nspire?

[dense tundra]

its my first time ever coding and i need help

[stray socket]

What would you need help with?

It's kinda hard to help with something if there's no info on what you want to do with the TI-nspire

[dense tundra]

it's for the science olympiad event "Detector Building"

[stray socket]

What do you want to do, what have you tried, and have you written any code?

[dense tundra]

i have to build a scale using a ti-nspire, breadboard, and ti-innocator

[dense tundra]

i dont even know how to get the program open

ive researched for two hours and i have no clue where to start

[stray socket]

You'd access the TI-Innovator Hub through your TI-nspire calculator

You have read the Texas Instruments guides for using those?

Which TI-nspire calculator do you have?

TI-Nspire CX II, TI-Nspire CX II CAS, TI-Nspire CX or TI-Nspire CX CAS

What sensor do you have, or what sensor are you using?

And have you installed the TI-Nspire CX Student program on your computer?

@dense tundra

[dense tundra]

idk how to do this

[dense tundra]

yes'

[stray socket]

Which sensor are you working with?

[dense tundra]

TI_Nspire CX II

[dense tundra]

i dont know

do you want apicture

[stray socket]

That'd be helpful

Or a name for it

If there's any writing on the sensor

[stray socket]

Did your teacher provide you with that sensor?

[dense tundra]

yes

everything is teacher provided

[stray socket]

So, that's a flat force sensitive resistor

In other words a FSR

The higher the pressure, the lower the resistance of that is

[dense tundra]

yeah

[stray socket]

I'll check it more tomorrow, gotta get some sleep for now